Users looking for an easier way to turn experimental features on or off will still have to wait for an official announcement. Microsoft Windows Insider members will soon have an easy way to select ...
If you want to test new updates for Windows 11, you can join the Windows Insider Program, but until now Microsoft has used a lottery system (aka a staggered rollout called Controlled Feature Rollout) ...
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Windows 11 Insider users can now enable experimental features without third-party tools
On Windows 11, you no longer have to rely on the ViveTool, as Microsoft now provides a setting to manage experimental features, and in this guide, I'll show you the steps to complete this task. I've ...
PCWorld reports on Microsoft’s major overhaul of the Windows Insider Program, introducing new Feature Flags settings and streamlined testing channels for Windows 11. The changes include simplified ...
When the Windows Insider Program turned 9, I published an article about all the things that Microsoft needs to fix to bring back the lost enthusiasm. One of those things is Controlled Feature Rollout ...
If you have found Windows 11's feature rollouts confusing, Microsoft hears you and is overhauling the Windows Insider Program. Now, instead of three Insider channels, there are just two: Experimental ...
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